Review of Square Jaw Surgery at a Clinic

I had posterior auricular square jaw resection + muscle resection done together. Normally, I have a lot of empty space on my face, a large square jaw, and prominent cheekbones, so I was going to do them together, but I tried just the jaw first. At the hospital, they said my muscle and flesh were larger, so I ended up having muscle resection as well. First, I’m a bit hazy on the cost, but since I received a discount, you can think of it as being around that amount. I went for the surgery alone without a guardian and everything moved very quickly. The pain was a bit tough. On the day of surgery, after I woke up from anesthesia, they put gauze on me, and when I removed it by myself at home, I thought I was almost going to faint. If you’re going to have surgery, please make sure to go with a guardian,,, For now, it’s been about 5–6 months? since the surgery. The first month was hard because of bruising. It spread really widely around my neck and mouth… And sometimes I had a tingling sensation? around my jaw or ears. For 2 weeks, I couldn’t eat well, so I mostly ate porridge. From the 2-month mark, I adapted somewhat, but I honestly couldn’t even really tell that I’d had surgery. Up to month 3, I didn’t feel much progress either. After 3 months passed, people around me started saying a lot that I had become gradually slimmer and rounder. Then I saw a photo my friend took of me, and my jaw really did look slimmer. Honestly, because of my naturally wide facial empty space + bone structure, I may not feel a huge effect from the front, but I think the side view is perfect haha. I think I’ll need to watch the front a bit longer. If you’re prioritizing naturalness + safety, I recommend getting a consultation at least once. I consulted with the consultant and doctor and booked right away.